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The crowd among the fly-in aircraft watching the firework finale during the first of Airventure's two night shows.

I set my camera on the tripod, and adjusted it for a long exposure to get a different look at Otto the Helicopter's night show.

EAA's 1929 Travel Air E-4000 enjoying some sunlight for the first time after winter. -I took this on the opening day for EAA's Pioneer Airport.

One of the only enjoyable things about a Wisconsin Winter is EAA's annual Ski-plane fly in. This Piper Cub was one the many aircraft that attended this years event.

B-36 Peacemaker "City of Fort Worth"
at the Pima Air & Space Museum

Gene Soucy's night act is one of my favorite night acts, mostly because his pyrotechnics light up his plane so well that I can get good photos of it!

The Aeroshell Aerobatic Team turns back towards the crowd during their twilight performance at Airventure 2013.

Skip Stewart and Melissa Pemberton conclude their act; "Tinstix of Dynamite" with a wall of fire and spectacular precision formation.

The Cavanaugh Flight Museum's P-51 "The Brat III" is always polished to perfection, and it's wing made the perfect mirror to reflect this breath-taking sunset.

The world's only airworthy Lockheed Vega resting in front of EAA's vintage barn. The Vega is one of my personal favorite vintage airplanes, and for it to be sitting in front of the Vintage barn was hi

The world's only airworthy example of the world's first airliner; The Lark of Duluth.

I've always thought the Checker tail clan, had some of the coolest squadron markings, so I opted for a shot of this P-51 from it's distinctive checker-tail.

The flood light behind this B-17 provided some extremely harsh shadows, which I was really enjoying, so I converted this to black and white to bring them out even more!

I noticed this Skyhawk has positioned perfectly behind a floodlight, and it added a lot of extract impact to this photo.

I purposefully waited until twilight to take this photo of the EAA Museum's gate guard; a Wisconsin Air Guard F-89J Scorpion, knowing that I would get some brilliant colors from the city lights of Osh

Jim Tobul on takeoff roll in his combat veteran F4U Corsair "Korean War Hero." I intentionally slowed down my shutter speed here to grab the panning shot since I had a really nice clear view of the ru

"Sea Fury Sundown" -I happened to be at a concert in the plaza where this Sea Fury was parked, I looked toward the sky and saw the fiery sunset, and instantly knew I had to go grab this shot. Nikon D5

A rare collection of vintage Spitfires in the air show at RAF Museum Cosford

Perigee Moon - July 2014

Airline taking off from close-quarter air terminal

B-36 Peacemaker "City of Fort Worth"
at the Pima Air & Space Museum

Air show 2011, Roosevelt Roads, Ceiba,Puerto Rico
T-bird throttle up!

Final cruise of the EA-6B Prowler

2nd Annual Air & Space Photo Contest

I've always thought the Checker tail clan, had some of the coolest squadron markings, so I opted for a shot of this P-51 from it's distinctive checker-tail.

I've always thought the Checker tail clan, had some of the coolest squadron markings, so I opted for a shot of this P-51 from it's distinctive checker-tail.

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Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

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© Connor Madison.
All rights reserved.

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digital

Date Taken:

07.2013

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Sept. 9, 2014, 2:09 p.m.

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NIKON D5200

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18mm

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1/320

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f9

ISO:

ISO100

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